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More ways to get the COVID-19 vax in lakes area as providers aim for 70% goal in 65+
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COVID-19 vaccine registration offered to homebound residents in Crow Wing County
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Essentia Health The most efficient way to get notified and scheduled for the vaccine with Essentia Health is through MyChart, the organization stated. Visit
Cuyuna Regional Medical Center CRMC will announce vaccination clinics as vaccine becomes available. The information will also be available on a recorded message at 218-545-4560. Patients who do not have an email address on file should send a message with the address to
CHI St. Gabriel’s Health St. Gabriel’s is contacting its patients who are eligible for vaccine.
Lakewood Health System Lakewood has started a waitlist for the COVID-19 vaccine for those in the Phase 1b, tiers 2 and 3 priority groups, as designated by the Minnesota Department of Health. To be added to the waitlist, call 218-894-1515. (During clinic hours, choose option No. 2; after hours, stay on the line.)
Area health care orgs address delayed 2nd doses as supply falls short
Although “potentially worrisome,” a statement noted, delays of second doses weren’t a cause for concern in light of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s updated guidance reporting no loss of vaccine efficacy if patients waited up to six weeks, or 42 days, between doses. 4:00 am, Feb. 13, 2021 ×
Pharmacists Jayme VanRisseghem (left) and Robert Wennerstrand talk about COVID-19 vaccinations Friday, Feb. 12, at GuidePoint Pharmacy in Brainerd. Kelly Humphrey / Brainerd Dispatch
When Cheryl Kiehlbauch’s 85-year-old mother received a text message this week stating the appointment for her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine would be delayed, she was crestfallen.
Nearly 15,000 Crow Wing County residents are at least 65 years old, according to the 2019 population estimate by the U.S. Census Bureau, and are among those facing elevated risk if they contract the disease caused by the coronavirus.
Within the seven-county region as of Tuesday, Crow Wing ranked third in terms of the proportion of those in that age bracket who’ve received at least one dose. Wadena and Aitkin counties both of which claim populations less than a quarter of the size of Crow Wing’s each report slightly higher percentages. In Wadena County, it’s 36.7% of seniors, and in Aitkin County, it’s 32.9%. Crow Wing County sat at 31.3%, nearly a full 10 percentage points higher than last-ranked Mille Lacs County.
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